The phrase "allows benchmarking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a system, tool, or method enables the comparison of performance or quality against a standard or set of criteria.
Example: "The new software update allows benchmarking against industry standards to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "facilitates benchmarking" or "enables benchmarking".
The structure designed, the process flow presented here for CNT integration, and the automatic probing constitute a platform that allows benchmarking different recipes and process conditions.
A nationwide used registration system allows benchmarking within pediatrics.
The study provides data for an internal quality improvement program and allows benchmarking with current practice in other centers.
Local authorities will have been monitoring their own outcomes but a national tool will enable a clearer national picture to be seen and allows benchmarking and the benefits this brings service improve.
Its graduate programs were in the top five in many areas, although undergraduate programs came in at number 22. "The (NRC) study collected a wealth of information, which allows benchmarking against other universities on measures such as time to degree," Szeri said.
This allows benchmarking of results for new chemicals against the existing data.
Now, we consider the practical curves which allow benchmarking the performance of the synchronization parameter estimators (Figures 6(b) and 7(b)).
The adoption of a service reference model allowed benchmarking the new service format against IT service delivery best practices and improved the confidence in the solutions provided by the restructuring approach.
There should be a national standard written for ERAS to allow benchmarking.
Thus, there was an agreement that there should be national standards for those outcome measures, reflected in the following consensus statement and supported by a majority positive verdict (95.8% (23/24)): There should be a national standard written for ERAS to allow benchmarking.
Results are presented to allow benchmarking among organizations and emerging research is discussed.
